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Best horror punk bands | Misfits, Alkaline Trio - Vimarsana News

Best horror punk bands | Misfits, Alkaline Trio

Dive into the history of horror punk, from Screamin’ Jay Hawkins' "I Put A Spell On You" to AFI and Alkaline Trio.

More Musical Memories from '21 - Vimarsana News

More Musical Memories from '21

A veteran local jazz critic and a cowbell fan weigh in on some favorites.

'Blue Album': Six Things We Learned About the Birth of Weezer - Vimarsana News

'Blue Album': Six Things We Learned About the Birth of Weezer

Rivers Cuomo and others members of the band Weezer discuss their early days on our new podcast

Rock for beginners – Miguel Amorós - Vimarsana News

Rock for beginners – Miguel Amorós

A condensed social and political history of rock music, from its historical roots in Afro-American rhythm and blues, to its appropriation by white artists during the 50s, its commercialization during the late 50s, its rebirth as a dissident cultural phenomenon during the 60s, its relation to youth counterculture, folk music and political dissent during the Vietnam War era, the role played by the big festivals and drugs, its decline as a creative movement during the early 70s as it was totally commercialized and turned into a commodity serving the escapist and conformist imperatives of the domi...

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Music Reissues Weekly: Box Of Pin-Ups - The British Sounds of 1965, Think I'm Going Weird - Original Artefacts From The British Psychedelic Scene 1966-68 - Vimarsana News

Music Reissues Weekly: Box Of Pin-Ups - The British Sounds of 1965, Think I'm Going Weird - Original Artefacts From The British Psychedelic Scene 1966-68

Box sets nailing the musical unpredictability of the years 1965 to 1968. Review by Kieron Tyler